What are the different staterooms like on AmaMagna?

Last time, I told you all about our gorgeous Christmas markets Danube cruise on board AmaWaterways’ revolutionary, double-width AmaMagna river ship. I thought I’d take the time to write a separate post about all the different AmaMagna stateroom categories, as there’s so much to tell you and I was conscious that the post was getting very long! So what are the different staterooms like on AmaMagna? Well, because there’s so much space, most of the staterooms (apart from a handful on deck 1) are suite class cabins. We explored the different stateroom categories so you can have a good look at all of them.

Beautiful AmaMagna in Budapest

Unfortunately the 700 sq ft Owner’s Suite was occupied so we couldn’t have a nosey around, but whether you’re staying in a standard stateroom or the biggest suite, the decor is sumptuous and luxurious, and there are lovely touches as standard, including a 27″ iMac; an iPad to control the lighting mood, climate, etc in the room; and a whopping 42″ TV.

Stateroom categories on AmaMagna

AmaMagna Grand Suite - we looked at stateroom 308

There are six Grand Suites on board, all on the Violin Deck (deck three, where you’ll also find the lounge, the Al Fresco restaurant to the forward part of the ship, and the spa and Zen Wellness Studio to the aft - rear - of the ship). Grand suites have absolutely tons of room: loads of storage, a huge bed that faces out towards the enormous balcony, a sofa that also faces out to the river, a TV that appears from the foot of the bed and then stores neatly away again, a gorgeous bath, double-width shower and sink… you name it.

AmaMagna Grand Suite 308

AmaMagna Balcony Suite - Cello Deck - 218

I was lucky enough to be in a Balcony Suite on deck 2, where you’ll also find the lobby and reception area as well as the Main Restaurant. Again, the decor is unashamedly lavish, and again my suite was decorated in a rich palette of ochre, gold and purple. I love the way the huge bed is canopied with dark, slatted wood to give an almost four-poster feel. My roomy bathroom boasted not just a double marble sink, but a wide multi-jet rainfall shower, plus there’s a separate toilet.

AmaMagna Balcony Suite 218

AmaMagna Balcony Stateroom - Piano Deck - 233

There are standard balcony staterooms on both the Cello Deck (deck 2) and a few on the Piano Deck (deck 1) where you’ll also find The Chef’s Table and Jimmy’s Wine Bar, as well as the shop. The only real difference between the two is that the lower deck cabins have windows rather than a balcony. We found them to be impressively roomy and just as luxurious, with the same lovely toiletries and furnishings, just with single sinks and showers, an integrated bathroom/toilet, and a little less cabin space (but still on the large side for standard river cruise cabins, I think).

AmaMagna Balcony Stateroom 233

Which one has taken your fancy? Click here for everything else you need to know about AmaMagna, including a guided tour of the ship, dining reviews, excursions and more. Remember that you can get £1000 off before Christmas.

AmaWaterways are currently offering up to £1000 off per person plus free flights and overseas transfers. The prices below reflect that and are valid until the end of December.

AmaWaterways offer a choice of seven and fourteen-night cruises along the Danube on AmaMagna for 2020. The seven-night ‘Magna on the Danube’ cruise from Vilshofen to Budapest (we hopped on in Spitz) currently costs from £1,732 per person (based on 2 sharing) including return flights from a choice of airports plus overseas transfers when you book by 31 December 2019. *Prices are subject to availability and correct at time of publication and include the current £1000 off deal.

For the suite that I stayed in, the price is £3,953, again including the current promotion (with discount, and including flights and overseas transfers).

For more information on AmaWaterways visit amawaterways.co.uk, call: 0800 320 2336 or visit your local travel agent.

I was a guest of AmaWaterways.